Why is the court want to blank me for money.?

Question

got the tickets and I was deployed over seawith the Army. Some drove my car without my permission and now I am ordered to court and if I dont show up they say they are going to put a warrant for my arrest. It kind of seems excessive, I called them and they say its for a meter, and a do not park over nite ticket. They were rude over the phone and say they stick it to lots of other people who were on active duty and out of state when they got their tickets

Why does the court want to stick it up my blank for money.

I did not loan my car to nobody, I told them that it was not to be driven nowher, and I parked it in a driveway.

Answer 1

They're awful that way. They'll do it as much as possible.

Answer 2

You shouldn't post the same question over and over!

See the answers to your other questions.

If you want to fight this, you have to see the judge. Fighting with the clerk on the phone will get you nowhere.

See the judge, bring proof that you were on active duty and explain how it was that someone else could have access to your car during that time. If you lose, sue the person who was driving your car in small claims court for the amount you have to pay for the tickets.

Answer 3

it's not you. do you know how many times a day court employees have to listen to some ******** story about "it wasn't me, someone was driving my car."

if you were deployed, there has to be some paperwork the Army can give you to present as evidence. the judge may not be swayed, but at least you're providing reliable evidence that you couldn't have been driving the car.

Answer 4

If you can prove you were out of the country, they'll drop it. Go to court and prove it -- and quit whining about it.

Answer 5

Pay up you are responsible for it, you should have made sure your car was secured, but no you lent it to a friend. . . .